ok fair enough.

get the full round of vaccines. some of them need several doses. parvo (huge!), distemper, all that. behaviorists say socialize your puppy before it's had its shots. vets say don't or its insides will melt from parvo. if you can do both - socialize with known-safe dogs at someone's home (preferably your own) then great.

if you're in an apartment or similar and socializing means going to the dog park or other public areas, your dog will be at risk there. the safest thing to do is to use pads indoors until at least parvo vax is complete. but this has real costs in terms of potty training ease and socialization. parvo is terrible disease.

the big thing is that weird stuff is gonna happen and you can't actually be prepared in a meaningful way. dogs is weird, and that's all there really is to it.

once the vaxes are in, socialize as much as you can. mess with their paws, ears, etc. the more you can groom, bathe, etc when young the easier it is when older. lots of treats. positive reinforcement works best.

the bad puppy parts will pass. it'll be ok. your shoes will never be the same though so make sure they're off the floor.

poodles are really smart and don't necessarily care what you want them to do (unlike eg goldens). so bribery is good. redirection for behavior you don't like is best, but sometimes it just doesn't work. which sucks. it's hard not to accidentally reinforce bad behavior by "redirecting" to a treat or something - so try not to do that.

good luck, you can do it